uniSEF was an energetic three piece punk rock band from Boise Idaho... yes, Idaho. uniSEF exploded onto the local ‘208-punx’ scene in early 2007 when they opened up for the bands Our Corpse Destroyed and Flatfoot 56 at a local Boise show. uniSEF Released 1 full length CD (Can These Bones Live?)in 2007, one split with CA band Thee Imposters (Death and Revolution) in 2008, and one EP (Ransom) in 2009. uniSEF's main purpose was to share the hope that they as a group, and as individuals, have found ...
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uniSEF was an energetic three piece punk rock band from Boise Idaho... yes, Idaho. uniSEF exploded onto the local ‘208-punx’ scene in early 2007 when they opened up for the bands Our Corpse Destroyed and Flatfoot 56 at a local Boise show. uniSEF Released 1 full length CD (Can These Bones Live?)in 2007, one split with CA band Thee Imposters (Death and Revolution) in 2008, and one EP (Ransom) in 2009. uniSEF's main purpose was to share the hope that they as a group, and as individuals, have found in Jesus Christ as their savior. With a strong focus on the local scene they strived to live their own lives according to their beliefs as an example for all to see. Some of uniSEF's influences have been bands such as Lugnut, Squad Five-O (the old stuff), Five Iron Frenzy, and the Unseen. uniSEF's sound and style has been compared to bands such as Anti-Flag, The Bouncing Souls, The Casualties, and Stiff Little Fingers. Their '208 - JCHC' label was a creation derived from a song of one of the bands' biggest influences, Officer Negative. The song JCHC, combined with the local punk scenes label ‘208-punx’, claims that they belong, and at the same time sets them apart from the rest. uniSEF was proud to be a 100% DIY punk band.
